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Every year when the holiday decorating starts, grief and sweetness seem to walk hand in hand. As I unpack the boxes, I f...
28/11/2025

Every year when the holiday decorating starts, grief and sweetness seem to walk hand in hand. As I unpack the boxes, I find little treasures from Hayden — her tiny scribbles, her sweet handwriting, those last bits of her that still live here with us. They’re beautiful reminders, but they’re also incredibly heavy. It’s a mix of aching and gratitude that hits me every time.

Meanwhile, Bristol jumps right in with her full personality. She decorates boldly, confidently, and entirely in her own style — while my OCD quietly panics in the background 😆. But honestly? Her joy is contagious, and watching her create memories of her own softens the edges a little.

And then there’s the part of me wishing Aubrey was here too. The laughter, the teamwork, the little moments we’ve always shared. We’re saving a few things for her to add this weekend, because having all three of my girls represented — in memory, in presence, in love — is what makes our home feel whole.

This season is tender, emotional, messy, sweet… and somehow exactly what my heart needs right now.

Today’s devotional roght from the bible app. I cry when reading this. Grief Turned to JoyVery truly I tell you, you will...
19/04/2025

Today’s devotional roght from the bible app. I cry when reading this.

Grief Turned to Joy

Very truly I tell you, you will weep and mourn while the world rejoices. You will grieve, but your grief will turn to joy.
John 16:20 (NIV)

These words, spoken by Jesus nearly 2,000 years ago, have been a lifeline for countless people facing sorrow. Today, let’s think about the first ones who clung to them: his disciples.

Jesus spoke these words on Thursday of Holy Week in the Upper Room. By Friday, he was crucified, and the world rejoiced in his death. Then came Saturday—a day of grief, confusion, and silence.

Perhaps the disciples were back in that same Upper Room, their tears breaking the quiet. Did the words from Thursday echo in their hearts? “You will grieve, but your grief will turn to joy.”

Did they dare believe it?

When Jesus said this, he wasn’t offering wishful thinking. He was declaring a truth written across the story of God’s people. From Abraham’s journey to Israel’s exodus, God had always turned grief into joy. It took time. It often involved loss. And it was always wrapped in mystery. But God was faithful.

If today feels like “Saturday” for you—a day of waiting, mourning, or uncertainty—know this: “You will grieve, but your grief will turn to joy.”

Cling to this promise. It is true because of the One who spoke it and the empty tomb that followed.

Your joy is coming. Hold on with hope, because God is still turning mourning into dancing, sorrow into singing, and grief into joy.

Just be told I can’t use the previous password
10/11/2024

Just be told I can’t use the previous password

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27/09/2024

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27/09/2024

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